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Mark 12:7

7But those husbandmen said among themselves, This is the heir; come, let us kill him, and the inheritance shall be ours.

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Preached on Mark 12:7 3

  1. Dishonest Tenants
  2. The Pleading of the Last Messenger
    Charles Haddon Spurgeon · Mark 12:6–9 · 6 March 1887 · No. 1951
  3. Twenty-Third Sunday after Trinity

Also citing Mark 12:7 26

  1. Exposition on Psalm 41
  2. In idem
  3. De calice aquae frigidae
    Maximus of Turin · No. 105
  4. De servo centurionis in Evangelio
    Maximus of Turin · No. 112
  5. De invidia et hypocrisi
  6. Homilia 38 in Evangelia
  7. Dominica Post Ascensionem Domini
  8. Dominica Quarta Post Pentecosten
  9. Dominica Nona Post Pentecosten
  10. De Virginibus
  11. IN COMMUNI DE UNA VIRGINE. De quadruplici acceptione regni coelorum: negotiatore iniquo et justo, pravo et sancto: de margaritarum multiplici distinctione, praecipue tamen de triplici, quarum quaelibet a quibusdam bene, et ab aliis male quaeritur
    Innocent III · No. 12
  12. Am dritten sontage ym Advent Epistell S. Pauli. [1. Kor. 4, 1 –5] I. Corinth. 4
  13. [Seite 399] [Matth. 22, 31 –36] Am achtzehenden Sontage nach Trinitatis Ewangelion Mathei: XXII
  14. A fruitful Sermon of Repentance
    John Bradford · No. 1
  15. Homily 81 on the Acts of the Apostles
  16. An Homilee agaynst disobedience and wylful rebellion
  17. The Principles of the Oracles of God, Part I: Lecture 11
  18. Friendly Sympathy Illustrated
  19. The Upright Alone Acceptable to God
  20. Christ's compassion and man's obstinacy contrasted
  21. Duties to Our Earthly and Our Heavenly King
  22. Pilate's Further Attempt to Save Jesus
  23. The Duty of Patience
  24. The way in which sinners cover their sins
  25. Neighbours Far Off
  26. The Long, Rough Road he Trod
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